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Inverse funds and leveraged funds are a valuable investment tool for Americans. I use them frequently. I am capable of educating myself. I fired my stock broker after he lost my money back in the bull market of the 1990s, and have been making my own investment decisions since that time. I fear government regulations are ever-expanding and will continue to restrict our rights. I oppose any restrictions on my rights to invest.
I oppose unnecessary goverment intervention in changing our current methods of payment and investment
HI, I have been a private investor for over 30 years starting when I was in the 6th grade. I am a huge proponent of freedom and self-education. I believe that the general public should have a right to invest in the same funds as the privileged without having any required tests or special processes which only serve as roadblocks to wealth creation. I am capable of making my own decisions when it comes to investing. Leveraged and inverse funds are a large portion of my investment portfolio.
Not your place to keep Americans from investing in product they wish to. Unfair playing field. Big money against small investors.
People should have the right to freely invest their own money in public investments without government interference. Part of living in a supposedly free country is the right to do as we please with our own money and this includes making mistakes. Imposing tests, wealth checks, and forcing you to go through a broker is closing off these opportunities to all but the wealthy and the privileged, and forcing a cooling off period can cause investors to miss opportunities. At some point they stop being "public" investments.
Comments: No. I don't agree with this proposal. Just shows that the market is biased towards institutions. If someone has 25k or more they should be able to buy whatever [REDACTED] they want and day trade if it has liquidity.
Allow people to make their own decisions. we are not children.
No, no, no! We do not need such regulations!
Dear Sir:
I am writing you to oppose restrictions to my right to invest.
I oppose rule #22-08